This dinner gathering hosted distinguished thought leaders in the field that engaged in stimulating conversation about the potential of neurotechnology and the expansion of human consciousness. As we stand on the precipice of a new era, rapid advancements in artificial intelligence promise to reshape not only our understanding of the human brain, but also impact its very evolution. The fusion of AI and brain science will undoubtedly forge the future of our species. Aligned in purpose, we convened to exchange ideas as we collectively endeavor to shape a positive and transformative future.
Moderator
Jane Metcalfe
Founder and CEO of NeoLife
Visionary Speaker, Publisher, Serial Entrepreneur, Investor, Advisor
Discussion Leads
Divya Chander, MD, PhD
Physician, Neuroscientist, and Futurist
Sean White
Serial entrepreneur, Research Director, Impact Investor
Andreas Forsland
Product Design innovator, Investor, Serial Entrepreneur, BCI
Judd Rosenblatt
Serial Entrepreneur, Investor (BCI,AGI Alignment)
Discussion Topics
Precision medicine and psychiatry - what are some of the most innovative and groundbreaking near and/or long term applications of AI+Neurotechnology.
Neuroplasticity and learning: how can neurotechnology enhance our ability to learn and acquire new skills, and what are the potential implications for education and lifelong learning?
Ethical considerations: what are the most immediate ethical implications of using neurotechnology and AI to augment human capabilities, as they pertain to privacy, consent, and the potential for inequality?
The prospect of artificial consciousness raises ethical, safety, and societal challenges significantly beyond those already posed by AI
Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs): discuss the latest developments in BCIs and their potential impact on improving communication, cognition, and overall human experience.
Is there potential to use BCI as a tool for AI alignment?
Future implications: what are the long-term implications of neurotechnology and AI on human society, culture, evolution, and the definition of what it means to be human?
Agenda
5:30 pm: Arrivals & Refreshments
6:30 pm: Formal Introductions
6:45 pm: Dinner
7:30 pm: Facilitated Group Discussion
8:45 pm: Informal Discussion & Networking
9:00 pm: Closing remarks